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Ria Ayu Pramudita

Chemical engineer, building an AI automation practice

D.Eng in Chemical Engineering. Five years focused on raising my kids. Now applying what I've learned since — n8n, AI content generation — back into the field I trained in. This site tracks that build, in the open.

Blueprint: SDS document flowing through n8n automation pipeline

Currently

Log updated Aug 2026
Learning

n8n workflow automation, AI audiovisual generation, AI-assisted coding (vibe-coding).

Building

ChemEPortal, a website to introduce chemical engineering as a discipline.

Open to

Small pilot projects and honest feedback from process, lab, and manufacturing teams.

What I'm building toward

Where domain expertise meets automation

01

Knowledge infrastructure & retrieval

RAG pipelines, n8n workflows, and research agents feed a second brain; knowledge accumulated, not just archived.

02

Technical content generation

AI image, video, and music production for training material and process explainers; planned and post-processed, not just prompted.

03

Domain translation

A D.Eng in chemical engineering means I can read the process behind the request, not just the prompt.

Background

Ten years across research, industry, and academia before this shift toward AI-driven practice.

Full background & CV →
  • Postdoctoral Researcher
    Tokyo Institute of Technology
    2020–2021
  • Senior Staff, Energy Division
    PT Mitsui Indonesia
    2015–2017
  • D.Eng, Chemical Engineering
    Tokyo Institute of Technology
    2017–2020
  • M.Eng, Chemical Engineering
    Hongik University
    2013–2015
Dev projects

Shipped, not theoretical

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APTEKIM.id

Official site for Indonesia's Chemical Engineering Higher Education Association, built bilingual (English / Bahasa Indonesia).

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Education

ChemE Kids

A games site for children exploring math and science, plus a curated set of free learning resources.

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Following along, or have a process worth automating?

I'm posting builds as I make them — no polished case studies yet, just the actual work. If something here is relevant to your team, I'd like to hear about it.